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Prime Minister Boris Johnson addresses the House of Commons during the debate on the Queen's Speech, State Opening of Parliament, 2019 (©UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor).

publications / data / 2020

How long does it take for a new House of Commons to get fully up and running?

A sparsely attended debate on the Coronavirus Bill in the House of Commons on 23 March 2020 as social distancing rules are implemented in the Chamber and the public and press galleries. (Copyright: @UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor. Reproduced with the permission of Parliament.)

publications / 2020

Proposals for a 'virtual' Parliament: how should parliamentary procedure and practices adapt during the Coronavirus pandemic?

publications / data / 2020

Coronavirus Statutory Instruments Dashboard, 2020-2022

EU and UK flags superimposed on Big Ben, UK Parliament, Westminster

publications / 2020

A New Normal? Parliament after Brexit

The Queen's Speech during the State Opening of Parliament, October 2019 (UK Parliament / CC BY-NC 2.0)

publications / guides / 2019

Back to Business: procedure at the start of a new Parliament (special collection)

A House of Commons Clerk holds out the Affirmation for a newly elected Member of Parliament to read (2010), © UK Parliament/Catherine Bebbington (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

publications / guides / 2019

Lifecycle of a Parliament